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John Martin display for Telefunken, Bloch & Gerber electronics and Savage washing machines, Australia, April 1939

from State Library of New South Wales

  • avro99 said:
    I guess this is at the Royal Easter Show which was held that year from 1st to 12th April.
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    That is a good thought - there is a little glimpse of the windows in the background - does anyone recognise these as part of one of the buildings on the old Moore Park site?
  • avro99 said:
    It seems John Martin and A.M.Clubb (see sign next to man at left) were associated companies. Here are several adverts from Sydney newspapers for A.M.Clubb, with each mentioning their display stand number 23C Commemorative Pavilion at the April 1939 RAS Easter Show. The Commemorative Pavilion was built in 1938 and opened just in time for the Show that year. www.flickr.com/photos/168051324@N04/51402982352/ trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/231097454 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/231102932 trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/231102755
  • State Library of New South Wales said:
    avro99 thanks ... will see about updating the catalogue record.

Weighing a pig in the Grainger Market

from North East Museums

  • Ronnie Jackson said:
    this was Ronnie Jackson and Paul Snaith both worked for RA Dodds

Trolley bus heading up Northumberland Street, 1961

from North East Museums

  • keen earth said:
    Very nostagic image for me. The year I left Newcastle for London. The trolley bus is of particular interest. This appears to be number 627 (NBB627); a 70seat monster, delivered in November 1950. The chassis and running gear was constructed by British United Traction and the bodywork was by Metro Camell Weymann of Birmingham. She was sold for scrap to a dealer in Bingley in February 1967. These vehicles were obtained for service on a joint venture with Gateshead & District Tramways Company. This company withdrew from the proposed arrangement and Newcastle Corporation found themselves with a surplus of trolleybuses. Sister vehicle number 628 was intended for preservation by the London Trolleybus Society, as the design was based upon one used by London Transport. (sic) This information is from the records of The PSV Circle, whose mission is to record the history of Public Service vehicles and Operators
  • keen earth said:
    The condition of the trolleybus is also worthy of comment. As my memory serves me the bright yellow livery of Newcastle Corporation was always kept spotless. Number 627 appears have missed a few baths!
  • Billy Embleton said:
    The street looks so much better before pedestrianisation.
  • NE2 3PN said:
    No 33 trolleybus for Osborne Road. Whenever I waited for a 33 to my grandparents a 31, 31A or 31B for Gosforth would come along, and usually they seemed to come in 3s! If I wanted a 31 for Gosforth it woud be a line of 33s.
  • slimypants said:
    Never mind the bus, look at the magnificent art deco building it is driving past! Pulled down and replaced with this, a building so ugly they've had to hide it behind plants to try and stop it making puppies cry!